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Keeping Students Interested While Teaching Citation, Anna P. Hemingway Jul 2005

Keeping Students Interested While Teaching Citation, Anna P. Hemingway

Anna P. Hemingway

No abstract provided.


Why You Should Use A Course Web Page, E. Joan Blum Dec 2000

Why You Should Use A Course Web Page, E. Joan Blum

E. Joan Blum

No abstract provided.


Get Your Library Ready For Distance Education, Ann Long Apr 2000

Get Your Library Ready For Distance Education, Ann Long

Ann Walsh Long

No abstract provided.


Audiotaped Critiques Of Written Work, Elisabeth Keller Oct 1999

Audiotaped Critiques Of Written Work, Elisabeth Keller

Elisabeth Keller

No abstract provided.


Writing Labs: Commenting On Student Work-In-Progress, E. Joan Blum Oct 1999

Writing Labs: Commenting On Student Work-In-Progress, E. Joan Blum

E. Joan Blum

No abstract provided.


Technology In The Classroom: Writing Labs, Judith Tracy Apr 1999

Technology In The Classroom: Writing Labs, Judith Tracy

Judith B. Tracy

No abstract provided.


Teaching Case Synthesis In Living Color, E. Joan Blum Oct 1997

Teaching Case Synthesis In Living Color, E. Joan Blum

E. Joan Blum

No abstract provided.


Teaching Students How To Think Like Lawyers: Integrating Socratic Method With The Writing Process, Mary Kate Kearney, Mary Beth Beazley Dec 1990

Teaching Students How To Think Like Lawyers: Integrating Socratic Method With The Writing Process, Mary Kate Kearney, Mary Beth Beazley

Mary Kate Kearney

No abstract provided.


Consensual Relationships And Institutional Policy, Elisabeth Keller Dec 1989

Consensual Relationships And Institutional Policy, Elisabeth Keller

Elisabeth Keller

No abstract provided.


Theory And Practice In Legal Education: An Essay On Clinical Legal Education, Mark Spiegel Jan 1987

Theory And Practice In Legal Education: An Essay On Clinical Legal Education, Mark Spiegel

Mark Spiegel

In this Article, the author argues that where clinical education fits within the law school curriculum does not have to be viewed as simply a question of whether more skills training is needed to balance the theory of the traditional curriculum. The author posits that stating the question this way obscures the choices already made, as most types of legal education have elements of both theory and practice. However, how the terms “theory” and “practice” are defined strongly influences how various aspects of legal education are perceived. Therefore, the way we view clinical education depends as much upon the viewpoint …